buhariguy:
you don't know what is actually happening in this country.
The stolen funds recovered is from where,
From the corrupt people you love so much, and that stolen funds met for infrastructure did cause recession,
And the corrupt people are still dragging the case in court till tomorrow,
Efcc was able to recovered 1tr naira,
And 500b naira was added to 2017 budget and 500b naira in 2018 budget.,
Moreover, you can see how the budget has increased from 4.2tr naira to 7.2tr naira in 2016, and increase to 8.2tr naira in 2017 and increase to 9.2tr naira in 2019.
How can you explain this?
You can see this government has really tried.

Dgoz:
I thought this government have banned codeine?

zombieTRACKER:
I think fashola needs help...

His utterances lately reeks of super cluelessness

buhariguy:
which 4yrs wasted,
Are the jobless aggressive lazy idiotic pigs of bia-fra terrorist not seeing achievement everyday with just $94b,
While Pdp wasted $1.1tr in 16yrs without a single project.

jumpandpas:
To think that this orphaned earthworm is a SAN baffles me.

Binikingdowm:
I think there's a special weed in APC that Buhari gave his members

Binikingdowm:
The Minister for Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, has said former President Goodluck Johnathan only conceded defeat after the 2015 elections because he knew the nation would witness economic recession soon.

Mr Jonathan, before the announcement of the final results, in a move that shocked many political pundits, conceded defeat to the current president, Muhamadu Buhari, after a keenly contested polls.

That was the first time an incumbent would be losing the top seat (and conceding victory) to an opposition party in Nigeria.

Mr Jonathan has been celebrated globally for his action, which many believe saved the country from political turmoil.

The economy plunged into recession shortly after in 2015. The recession raged in 2016 and through late 2017 when the nation then emerged from it.

However, Mr Fashola, a former governor of Lagos State, said on Thursday at a South-west town hall meeting that Mr Jonathan only relinquished power because he wanted to avoid being at the helm of affairs during the recession.

The meeting was organised by the Minister for Information, Lai Mohammed, and held at the Emeritus Professor Theophilus Ogunlesi Hall, opposite University College Hospital, Ibadan, Oyo State.

Mr Fashola at the meeting also said the Goodluck government not only plunged the nation into recession but pushed it into debts.

”What was left behind were massive debts owed to contractors who had not been paid for three to five years and who had laid off thousands of workers and shut down equipment and plants.

”That was one of the reasons why the economy first went into, and, I suspect, one of the reasons they (Goodluck administration) quickly conceded defeat,” Mr Fashola said.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/292657-jonathan-accepted-defeat-in-2015-due-to-imminent-recession-fashola.html

Dgoz:
I thought this government have banned codeine?

Fxwarrior:


You are misinformed and probably brain washed. Aha! Your moniker says it all. I voted for your master and what did I gain?I was driven out of mjy business with increase in cost of production. I had to change to another venture and all is getting better now.

*checks for my PVC again.

INTEGRITYA1:

The graphic design is beautiful.

Binikingdowm:
The Minister for Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, has said former President Goodluck Johnathan only conceded defeat after the 2015 elections because he knew the nation would witness economic recession soon.

Mr Jonathan, before the announcement of the final results, in a move that shocked many political pundits, conceded defeat to the current president, Muhamadu Buhari, after a keenly contested polls.

That was the first time an incumbent would be losing the top seat (and conceding victory) to an opposition party in Nigeria.

Mr Jonathan has been celebrated globally for his action, which many believe saved the country from political turmoil.

The economy plunged into recession shortly after in 2015. The recession raged in 2016 and through late 2017 when the nation then emerged from it.

However, Mr Fashola, a former governor of Lagos State, said on Thursday at a South-west town hall meeting that Mr Jonathan only relinquished power because he wanted to avoid being at the helm of affairs during the recession.

The meeting was organised by the Minister for Information, Lai Mohammed, and held at the Emeritus Professor Theophilus Ogunlesi Hall, opposite University College Hospital, Ibadan, Oyo State.

Mr Fashola at the meeting also said the Goodluck government not only plunged the nation into recession but pushed it into debts.

”What was left behind were massive debts owed to contractors who had not been paid for three to five years and who had laid off thousands of workers and shut down equipment and plants.

”That was one of the reasons why the economy first went into, and, I suspect, one of the reasons they (Goodluck administration) quickly conceded defeat,” Mr Fashola said.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/292657-jonathan-accepted-defeat-in-2015-due-to-imminent-recession-fashola.html

jaxxy:



I don’t love any corrupt politician cos I actually vote for buhari in 2015 against Jonathan who I supported previous to get a very needed change bt that’s not happening. Buhari started well bt made a joke of his fight against corruption stance by allowing his corrupt aide to carry on. It’s a big slap on our faces. To make matters worse the economy wasn’t handled well. Budget is increasing bt how much of this budget is been utilized for the right and effective purposes and policies. The people must feel the effects of good governance bt that far from the situation.

Blame Jonathan as much as u want bt we can’t continue like this. There is almost not sight or hope for the change we want.

Then I notice it’s not about budget or even policies bt leadership style because anytime Osinbajo is In charge there more positive effects felt hence the reason people have said a cabal run this government.

Polchiz:


And how much have you borrowed?

deomelo:







Okonjo saw the numbers far back in 2012 and told us to get ready for recession.

The articulate fools don’t want to read this. They are busy insulting Fashola after he allowed ibos in his cabinet. How many non indigenes did obituary allow in his







Okonjo saw the numbers and screamed danger back in 2013




Okonjo and Jona declared austerity measures in 2014 when oil was selling for $75/barrel.


We thank God she was not in charge when oil dropped down to $27/barrel.


Bottom line, Fashola was factual and right on the money, the economy was on life support between 2012 to 2015 when Nigerians kicked Jona out of office, in fact, he borrowed hundreds of billions to pay workers salary till his last month in office.